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Manhyia Palace

tourist highlight Manhyia Palace · , Ghana · 1925-01-01

Manhyia Palace
Nkansahrexford via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

The official Palace of the Asantehene in Ghana. Opened 1925.

The record

Date1925-01-01
PlaceManhyia Palace, , Ghana
Coordinates6.70348, -1.61579 (landmark-level precision)
ScopeLocal interest
SourcesWikidata Q6749385
Added2026-08-14 · source: wikidata-tourist

Coordinates are given at landmark level. A landmark-level coordinate points at the structure; a city-level one points at the settlement, not at a parcel.

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Time layers within the surrounding city

One place, several moments in time. This location has 2 recorded time layers between 1925 and 1959 — slide through them:

1925
Manhyia Palace
1959
Baba Yara Stadium

Harvested from a regional source. This entry came out of Wikidata Q6749385 rather than being written here, which is why it is short and why it is marked as needing a check. It is published as a lead for someone who knows the place: fill it in.

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